- Direct beneficiaries:

Pediatric patients: 5-10 children/class, expected 1 session/week, but if there are more children arising, it will increase the number of sessions to 2 or at most 3 sessions per week. Within 1 year there will be at least 120 children benefiting from the project. Aged 3-12 years old, currently being treated at the Pham Viet Chanh Hematology and Transfusion Hospital, plus their family members

- Indirect beneficiaries:

Pham Viet Chanh Hospital

Be Khoe Be Ngoan Volunteer Club collaborator: more than 200

- The majority of pediatric patients are hospitalized for a long time because of chemotherapy, and they have immunodeficiency due to malignant blood disease. They cannot live, study, and play in normal contact conditions like healthy children of the same age because they are susceptible to cross-infection and poor overall condition.

- Treatment for leukemia is also a costly and long-term business, sometimes domestic doctors need to send children abroad if they want to approach a more effective treatment.

- As a result, physical pain, poverty, lack of information, and counseling make the patient aversion to doctors and treatment, easily surrendered, or reacting negatively. 

- Opening a classroom led by medical students,

- Mediating voice connections between doctors (many of whom are direct instructors of medical students, who are faculty leaders in pediatric patients' facilities) with children and relatives, and

- Intermediaries connecting social resources and circumstances in need of financial assistance, medical expertise, Healthy Children Club wishes to contribute to solving the difficulties that children and relatives are facing through adjusting and learning from a similar model that is effectively working in Children's Hospital 1, Children's Hospital 2, Osteogenesis Imperfecta Center.